Monument to Kunikida Doppo (Mitaka, Tokyo)

historic siteKichijoji, Suginami

Monument to Kunikida Doppo (Mitaka, Tokyo)(The Monument for Kunikida Doppo)

literary masterstone monument

Kunikida Doppo, a pioneer of Meiji naturalist literature, described the natural beauty of Musashino in his famous short story “Musashino” published in 1898. The monument has a relief of Dokubo and an inscription “Freedom Exists in the Mountain Forest” written by Saneatsu Mushanokoji. There is also a literary monument at the foot of Sakura Bridge, which crosses the Tamagawa-josui River in the same city, inscribed with a passage from “Musashino” (Musashino) by Dokpo, which brings back memories of Musashino.

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address (e.g. of house) 1-14 Nakamachi, Musashino-shi, Tokyo
Access Short walk from Mitaka Station on JR Chuo Line

Founding and opening of business 1951 (Showa 26)

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  2. refined Japanese sugar

  3. Zen monk, 1200-1253

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  10. man’s formal divided skirt

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  13. Hie Shrine (in Kyoto)

  14. large sword

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